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    <title>Why a Porphyrian Tree?</title>
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    <description>Every classification is a small metaphysics. When Porphyry of Tyre wrote his Isagoge around 270 CE, he meant only to introduce Aristotle’s Categories to beginners. Yet the scheme his readers extracted from it — a single trunk descending from substance to human, each step fixed by a difference — became one of the most durable pictures of how the world is carved.

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    <title>A Starter Reading List in the Philosophy of AI</title>
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    <description>A short, opinionated list of works that frame most of what I write about here. Each deserves a post of its own; for now, one line each.

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